Fenton Jubilee Ends with Record 1904 Sales Bounce
Brattleboro Vermont January 17 1908 report notes 2093 pennies in a window case at E J Fenton Co and announces the Jubilee closing. The 1904 year set a record for the store with stock exhausted by a booming sale of affordable merchandise. Winners of 10000 guesses for window prizes will be announced Saturday night with coupons to be distributed.
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Bargains For All Parts Of Winter Wear Across Range
A long list of sale prices for clothing and goods including handkerchiefs, socks, hats, shirts, sweaters, mittens, coats, suits, overcoats, and luggage. Items cover children to men, with multiple price points and limited sale quantities. Includes shoes, belts, gloves, and assorted accessories from 19th to early 20th century catalogs.
Russian Vests Price List in Varying Amounts
Russian vests offered at several price points 1.25 2 2.5 and 3 dollars reflecting a tiered range for buyers. The repetitive cataloging shows multiple prices per item without additional context or quantities.
Bargain clothing list with marked-down prices
A condensed sale list itemizes pants heavy overshirts and trunks with former prices and new sale figures. It highlights multiple discount levels from 38 cents to ten dollars, noting specific items for boys and trunks across varied price points.
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